I don't use MMS much either. I end up sending photos to BrightKite (which also sends to Flickr) and Facebook as well.

Some people who are very new to the iPhone are not use to posting their photos on social networks, so this will help them ease into the transition. :)

So MMS is available on the iPhone 3Gs? That's cool! Could you show me some screenshots? Makes me wonder why AT&T/Apple doesn't have it in the U.S.

The U.S. misses you by the way. Come back and visit soon. :)

Hilariously enough, Australia — the country I often refer to as technologically behind — has had MMS from launch day (June 26th, 2009) of the iPhone 3GS.

That said, some carriers have Visual Voicemail and some don't. My carrier (Optus) doesn't. :(

The plans here are actually pretty good too. There's even the option of a 12 month plan.

Whoops, this wasn't about iPhones in other countries… back to the topic: I actually don't use MMS that much. I never used it on my Nokia because it was/is too expensive. MMS is included in the unlimited messaging on my plan, but I still have only used it a total of 3 times.

I prefer using the PixelPipe app to distribute my photos (in full resolution) to all the photo sharing sites like Brightkite and Flickr; videos to video sharing sites like Viddler.

I don't use MMS much either. I end up sending photos to BrightKite (which also sends to Flickr) and Facebook as well.

Some people who are very new to the iPhone are not use to posting their photos on social networks, so this will help them ease into the transition. :)

So MMS is available on the iPhone 3Gs? That's cool! Could you show me some screenshots? Makes me wonder why AT&T/Apple doesn't have it in the U.S.

The U.S. misses you by the way. Come back and visit soon. :)